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raced out of the traps

raced out of the traps is the simple past and past participle of race out of the traps.

Meaning of race out of the traps

Verb

race out of the traps (third-person singular simple present races out of the traps, present participle racing out of the traps, simple past and past participle raced out of the traps)

  1. (idiomatic) To start something very quickly.
    • As if spurred on by the recent barbs and an increasingly perilous league position, Hughes's side raced out of the traps, starting the game as though Premier League survival depended on the result of this encounter.2010 December 28, Marc Vesty, “Stoke 0 - 2 Fulham”, in BBC

Questions about raced out of the traps

What is raced out of the traps the simple past and past participle of?
Raced out of the traps is the simple past and past participle of race out of the traps.

Words near raced out of the traps in the dictionary

  1. racecourse
  2. racecourses
  3. racecraft
  4. raced
  5. raced off
  6. raced out of the traps
  7. raceday
  8. racedays
  9. racedep
  10. racefemine
  11. racegoer

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